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Normal Topic Suggestion for 'No such file or directory' compilation errors (Read 1205 times)
LennyZ
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Suggestion for 'No such file or directory' compilation errors
Mar 23rd, 2019 at 12:46pm
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When a compile fails because a library or h file can not be found it would be beyond helpful to display the full path of whatever the compiler is failing to find.
  
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Re: Suggestion for 'No such file or directory' compilation errors
Reply #1 - Mar 23rd, 2019 at 5:42pm
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Did you try double clicking the error or right click Go To?

If the error has a line number then you should always be able to Go To the code.

There are also mini buttons above the solution explorer that help with this. One of the buttons ensures the solution explorer auto-selects the file name that is active in the code editor, another of the buttons positions the explorer to the code editor when the button is clicked and another shows "All files" as opposed to the default "Filtered View". Show all files is physical disk/file view which more clearly shows the actual structure of your files.

Finally you can right click Code Editor tabs or Solution Explorer items to "Open Containing Folder" in windows explorer.

So you should be able to easily jump to an error in the code and clearly see the affected file?

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